[vox-tech] Audio Card Recomendation

[Peter Jay Salzman]

Any PCI card with the es1370, es1371 chipset would be up your alley.  Cheap,
good quality, easy to work with.

I doubt it has two inputs, but the Creative PCI-128 is cheap, good and easy.

Pete


On Fri 17 Nov 06,  4:50 PM, Alex Mandel <tech_dev at wildintellect.com> said:
> I'm planning out my 1st experiment for school.
> The plan is to record audio to a hard drive, hopefully in FLAC format 
> using a
> http://www.soekris.com/net4801.htm
> Anyone have recommendations for an easy to work with quality PCI audio 
> card, two inputs would be optimal so I can have one mic for human 
> audible sound and one for ultrasound (Can you alter the drivers to make 
> some of the outs inputs?). But be resonable on price and power consumption.
> I'm going to building a custom linux ("linux from scratch" or maybe just 
> use Debian) so I'll take module and software recommendations too on how 
> to pull this off.
> 
> An alternate plan is to use Mini-PCI type III although I imagine it'll 
> cost me more in the end.
> 
> And no, this isn't actually my research question it's just a tool I need 
> to get there.
> 
> Thanks,
> Alex
> 
> PS: On a note from the last social - there is a lab on campus building 
> remote controlled aircraft to take remote sending imagery with a real 
> time feed to a google earth map overlay.
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